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Csilva at 18:50, 29 August 2012

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	Esdras, an update from the scanning world		Esdras, an update from the scanning world

			? Andy

			? Enrico

	Remi		Remi

Csilva at 18:47, 29 August 2012

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	Title: Cirrus: Data Programming on Cloud		Title: Cirrus: Data Programming on Cloud

			== Fall 2012 ==

			Lauro Lins, DEFOG and other good stuff

			Esdras, an update from the scanning world

			Remi

			Wendel

			Lis

			Nivan

			Jorge

Llins: /* Apr 11, 2012. Jerome Simeon */

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Apr 11, 2012. Jerome Simeon

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	== Apr 11, 2012. Jerome Simeon ==		== Apr 11, 2012. Jerome Simeon ==

	http://~~www~~.~~engr~~.~~uconn~~.~~edu/~tpeters/~~		http://researcher.ibm.com/view.php?person=us-simeon

	Title: Cirrus: Data Programming on Cloud		Title: Cirrus: Data Programming on Cloud

Llins at 18:11, 11 April 2012

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	Title: Topological Biomolecular Steering		Title: Topological Biomolecular Steering

			== Apr 11, 2012. Jerome Simeon ==

			http://www.engr.uconn.edu/~tpeters/

			Title: Cirrus: Data Programming on Cloud

Llins: /* Feb 22, 2012. Marcel Hlawatsch */

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Feb 22, 2012. Marcel Hlawatsch

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	http://www.vis.uni-stuttgart.de/~hlawatml		http://www.vis.uni-stuttgart.de/~hlawatml

			Title: VISUS & Stuff I’ve done…

	== Mar 14, 2012. Richard Bonneau ==		== Mar 14, 2012. Richard Bonneau ==

Llins at 12:00, 24 March 2012

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	work remains to be done in the coming years as we continue to improve,		work remains to be done in the coming years as we continue to improve,
	scale and apply these methods.		scale and apply these methods.

			== Mar 21, 2012. Thomas J. Peters ==

			http://www.engr.uconn.edu/~tpeters/

			Title: Topological Biomolecular Steering

Llins: /* Feb 8, 2012. Chris Bregler */

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Feb 8, 2012. Chris Bregler

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	http://mrl.nyu.edu/~bregler/		http://mrl.nyu.edu/~bregler/

			Title: Overview of Chris Bregler's Research

	== Feb 15, 2012. Jonathan Viventi ==		== Feb 15, 2012. Jonathan Viventi ==

Llins: /* Mar 14, 2012. Richard Bonneau */

2012-03-15T13:27:09Z

Mar 14, 2012. Richard Bonneau

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	http://biology.as.nyu.edu/object/RichardBonneau		http://biology.as.nyu.edu/object/RichardBonneau

			Title: Overview of Richard Bonneau's Research

			Our lab is focused on a number of computational biology problems that,
			if solved, would remove key bottlenecks in biology and systems
			biology. We focus on two main categories of computational biology:
			learning networks from functional genomics data and predicting and
			modeling protein structure. In the area of structure prediction we
			were early contributors to the Rosetta code; a platform for structure
			prediction, design and docking. In the area of network inference we
			worked on two computational methods that were used to demonstrate the
			first predictive genome-wide model of regulatory dynamics (i.e. the
			first case where a genome-wide model could predict the whole
			transcriptional state of cells at future time points not part of the
			training set). Both network inference and protein structure prediction
			remain grand challenges and in spite of our progress much exciting
			work remains to be done in the coming years as we continue to improve,
			scale and apply these methods.

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Feb 15, 2012. Jonathan Viventi

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	http://www.tneuro.com/jviventi		http://www.tneuro.com/jviventi

	High-Resolution Brain Machine Interfaces using Flexible SiliconElectronics: Research and Clinical Applications		Title: High-Resolution Brain Machine Interfaces using Flexible SiliconElectronics: Research and Clinical Applications

	Current implantable brain devices for clinical and research		Current implantable brain devices for clinical and research

Llins: /* Feb 15, 2012. Jonathan Viventi */

2012-03-15T13:19:11Z

Feb 15, 2012. Jonathan Viventi

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	http://www.tneuro.com/jviventi		http://www.tneuro.com/jviventi

			High-Resolution Brain Machine Interfaces using Flexible SiliconElectronics: Research and Clinical Applications

			Current implantable brain devices for clinical and research
			applications require that each electrode is individually wired to a
			separate electronic system. Establishing a high-resolution interface
			over broad regions of the brain is infeasible under this constraint,
			as an electrode array with thousands of passive contacts would require
			thousands of wires to be individually connected. To overcome this
			limitation, we have developed new implantable electrode array
			technology that incorporates active, flexible electronics. This
			technology has enabled extremely flexible arrays of 720 and soon,
			thousands of multiplexed and amplified sensors spaced as closely as
			250 µm apart, which are connected using just a few wires. These
			devices yield an unprecedented level of spatial and temporal
			micro-electrocorticographic (µECoG) resolution for recording and
			stimulating distributed neural networks. µECoG is one of the many
			possible applications of this technology, which also include cardiac,
			peripheral nerve and retinal prosthetic devices. I will present the
			development of this technology and examples of retinotopic and
			tonotopic maps produced from in vivo recordings. I will also present
			examples of finely detailed spatial and temporal patterns from feline
			neocortex that give rise to seizures and suggest new stimulation
			paradigms to treat epilepsy.

	== Feb 22, 2012. Marcel Hlawatsch ==		== Feb 22, 2012. Marcel Hlawatsch ==